By: Kavita

Kavita — Mon, 27 Jan 2020 19:12:45 +0000

As I was trudging home from picking up my twins from Kindergarten, braving the elements, as is common in Germany at this time of the year, I muttered about how windy it was. One twin, a moment later started lurching about the pavement, swaying from side to side, pretending to almost fall and up again. I told him not to be silly. He said it was not him. It was the wind pushing him about. I had been reading your books and was suddenly struck by the sobering thought that sometimes as grown ups we seem to have lost our ‘silly’ side and become rather dull and unimaginative.

By: John Smithson

John Smithson — Thu, 23 Jan 2020 15:11:08 +0000

A lovely collection of reassuring guidance, my starting point was personal loss, a powerful catalyst to get started. Have you a similar set of guidance that supports the process of staying with your story to the end and the exacting journey of getting through re-writes?
Best wishes

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By: Kavita

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